Srdja Jankovic

It has already been announced that the measures will certainly be tightened, and the members of the Crisis Staff have reached a common position - something must be done over the weekend.

From today's statements of the members of the Crisis Staff, one can guess in which direction their decision will go, at least judging by what the members of the medical part of the staff said, who are otherwise in favor of stricter measures. Immunologist Dr Srdja Jankovic explained for RTV what, in his opinion, should work and what facilities should be closed.

21 people died, according to the data from the Covid.rs website.
So far, a total of 374.111 cases of infection have been registered in Serbia, while 3.771 patients have died.
The mortality rate is 1.01 percent.
In the last 24 hours, 9.040 people were tested, and a total of 2.485.591 since the outbreak of the epidemic.

12.954 people were tested.
There are 242 people on respirators.
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, 349.238 people have fallen ill, while 3.405 have died. A total of 2.344.590 people were tested.

At the moment, the epidemic is not subsiding, but is flaring up, Srdja Jankovic warns.
He told Radio Television of Serbia that ten days, as long as the new measures are limited, is the minimum period after which anything about the change of the epidemic curve could be noticed, at least some favorable or less unfavorable trend.

Two men and four women have died from COVID-19, bringing death toll to 185, with a mortality rate of 2.01 percent.
5.906 people were tested, and 196 samples turned back positive.
A total number of COVID-19 cases was 9.205, while 1.379 patients have recovered so far.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic in Serbia, a total of 91.551 people were tested.

For the last 24 hours, six people have died, two men and four women, bringing death tall to 179 since the start of epidemic.
At the same time, 1.343 patients recovered.
The Crisis Staff team said that 6.703 people were tested in the last 24 hours, and 285 patients were infected with the coronavirus until 3 pm on Wednesday.

But, he added, the medical check-up will be obligatory.
Kon told N1 television that a third of Belgrade's parents said they wanted to send their children to kindergartens and that it was difficult to provide child protective equipment.

In Serbia, four people have died in the last 24 hours due to coronavirus.
A total of 3.281 people were tested in that period, 224 of who tested positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 7.114.
The bulletin said that 3.226 patients have been hospitalized, with 103 patients on respirators.